No. 25 (2024)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22370/rhv2024iss25

Published: 2024-07-25

Monographic Section

Introduction to the Monographic Section: Reductionism and emergence. 50 years after P. W. Anderson's More is different

Aldo Filomeno

1-2
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Is more different, or is it more of the same? Introduction to the contemporary debate on emergence and reductionism

Aldo Filomeno, Jose Ignacio Jerez, Carlos Romero

3-18
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More is Different: Broken Symmetry and the Nature of the Hierarchical Structure of Science

P. W. Anderson

19-28
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Intertheoretical reduction in physics: a pluralistic approach

Patricia Palacios

29-55
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Reductionism in Quantum Mechanics: The Classical Limit in Alternative Formalisms

Javier Berjón de Gortari, Elias Okon

57-74
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Reduction and emergence in philosophy of mind: physicalism and the explanatory gap

J. Arturo Escobedo, Miguel Angel Sebastian

75-90
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Grounding is not an adequate measure of physical complexity

Carlos Romero

91-111
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The distinction between epistemology and ontology in reductionist explanations. The case of learning in a sea snail

Aldo Filomeno

113-128
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Articles

The Arbitrariness of Symmetry in Mathematical Proofs

Melisa Vivanco

129-148
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The Dialogical Presence of Suhrawardī and Deontic Modalities in and beyond Islamic Thought

Shahid Rahman, Alioune Seck, Farid Zidani, Meriem Drissi

149-191
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Traumatic experiences and harmed subjectivity: relation between mania, bad habit, and memories according to Hegel

Andrés Ortigosa

193-214
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